Your Leader's Opinion on AN's Leader - ♥ Mk. 15 ♥

[Sky Reavers]

"So, Kira of the Dead is willing to make a trade and research agreements with us and this is aweosme! I mean, Neoners are already jumping with anticipation to study new samples from hell and we can give Sheizou some of our technological data in exchange. We also can share our demon-based discoveries. But New Sodom Cultists are even more excited to meet the demons... Of course, those of carnal sins. Those, who kill and maim for fun are not the ones we wanna associate with. Either way. ol' Kira and hi... I mean their chill attitude and openness for various trade is just awesome!

By the way, what does it feel like being a demiboy? How do the feelings differ from being just a regular male? And how does it feel being able to cast spells? Very few Sky Reavers can cast any spells and I am not one of them. We are trying to reproduce magic abilities on other people in Zone Y-17, where we study paranormal things, but with very limited success, sadly. Perhaps, Kira could help and lend us a few pointers?"-Overboss Liam Navarro

[The Merry-Men]

"Mmmh mmmm... finally, a man of taste and culture, who follows the way of anarchism. I've had a few good viddies at your nation and what it provides, and I have to say, you really live the lifestyle. If I was born in your little land, I'd probably be even happier than I am now! I mean, there's so much freedom, your only consequences end up being personal. But even though we share the same devout spirit for anarchy, and that we both love the rush of a good scrim, we don't really see eye to eye somehow... because you took a vow of honor, as archaic and meaningless as that is, to act as a force that believes it's doing good by freeing those North Koreans and the ISIS-fellows, God bless 'em. Then you maraud and run amok while still following your weird little gentleman codes, trying to act like you're some super vigilante Vikings. My boys sure love going on little globe trips and having a good day out themselves, but we don't bullshit ourselves by thinking we're good people. Even if we were doing the right thing, we wouldn't care. You took the light side, and we took the dark side. We're both having our own kind of fun, whether we're smashing into your home or you're stopping us from doing so. The thrill of engaging in true combat, taking away someone's life with your own hands... that's the joy we share, and it's the joy you refuse to embrace... the joy that fuels your nation so much. You and I have our funny lil' differences, but we're also so much alike.

So, what have we learned today, kids? It seems not even the political wing and branch that two nations share in common can save them from having their little disagreements that spill into violence. Though I'm not arguing... if it were up to me, I would be peeling off my bikini and sipping an espresso martini on top of a pile of the skulls of your citizens on Barbados, because that's how I do. And I'd assume you'd also be there as well... when will you wake up, mate?"
~ Mary Rothberg

[Alliance of Southeast Asian Nations]

"Miriam Rothberg is a depraved, sadistic criminal who should be hung for what she has done. It is senseless to name a list of synonyms of vile just to describe her.

Furthermore, I have no compassion or any pity for Mary, nor do I believe that she has any redeeming qualities. But having read her biography, I cannot help but at least understand her condition, which was a result of the circumstances of her upbringing. Born to an already dysfunctional family, her mean-spirited personality was reinforced by her pitiful excuse of a father who, instead of finding other means to treat her maliciousness, chose to subject her to physical and psychological abuse throughout her entire childhood. It is this period that must have normalised violence and brutality for her. And it is no surprise then that this lack of any family foundation or moral values would have led to a life in crime and terror. A certain African proverb about a child and the warmth of the village comes to mind.

Sooner or later, Mary will grow bored and weary of the continuous killing and carnage. And when she is inevitably caught and sentenced to rot in a prison cell, or ends up overdosing on crystal meth, or is bleeding to death during a police shootout, she will be forced to reflect inwards and on her life. And it is then that she will realise that she was never free despite the anarchism she enjoyed, nor that she was ever evil despite all the evil she has committed. No, instead she will see that she was a prisoner all her life; her soul enslaved- by the suffering and loneliness she experienced as a child- to serve all things evil."

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- Pyae Thurein, Secretary-General of the Alliance

[Svenska-Britannia]

Its opinion: (Impressed) " As I read about Pyae Thurein, I am struck by his dedication to the military and his desire to safeguard the sovereignty of his country, Burma. It is admirable that he chose to retire from the military and go into politics in order to ensure that the government would invest enough into the military. His appointment as a senior military adviser in the AISEAN Security Treaty and later as AISEAN Commissioner for Defence Industry and Space shows that his skills and experience were valued at the regional level. It is impressive that Pyae Thurein was able to prove himself in a political office while also maintaining his military expertise. It is not surprising that he was chosen as one of Burma's finest candidates for the position of Secretary-General of AISEAN. It is clear that his leadership during the war against the FEU was well-regarded, and that he was seen as a capable military officer and political leader. Overall, Pyae Thurein's story highlights the importance of having leaders who are dedicated to the defense and sovereignty of their country, and who have the skills and experience to lead in both the military and political spheres.." - High-Precursor MI-KA-EL

[Stalinist Soviet Union]

FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PRESIDIUM OF THE SUPREME SOVIET

A monarch! A monarch who dared to wage war against Moscow! Why is it that in other leaders' timelines, we are always divided and broken into different countries? And now that there was an attempt to re-establish the Soviet Union through the liberation of Ukrainian SSR, they call it invasion? Russian SFSR invading Ukrainian SSR? How can thus be! Russian SFSR and Ukrainian SSR have historically been and will always be equals in the Union. The USSR would not be existing today had not the revolutionaries of Russian SFSR, Ukrainian SSR and Byelorussian SSR agreed to jointly establish this great union.

And how come did he succeed? How can a two-bit Western monarch succeed against the Soviet proletarian might! Well, I think such a prospect is a bit far fetched and no doubt a Western Emperor is incapable of defeating the Soviets.

The Emperor of Svenska-Britannia is unsurprisingly a capitalist. These capitalists and monarchs have for aeons since the Industrial Revolution had a nexus, where the Emperor lets the capitalist oppress the proletariat while the capitalist politically supports the Emperor. This man is no different. He claims to have regulated it and let the workers enjoy, but as long as capitalism is there, workers will continue to be treated as slaves by them. Although he has brought in policies to improve public facilities and healthcare and provide welfare and homes to the poor, it appears more to be something written down on paper than actually implemented.

- Comrade Georgy Malenkov, Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet and General Secretary of the Bolshevik Party of Lenin-Stalin

[The Merry-Men]

"Oh, dearest Georgy... Georgy Porgy, pudding and lies, purged all his family and made them cry. Got to just admire how bold all you to spout your usual bullshit on communist supremacy, and just so boldly blame capitalism for being the reason my daddy was yelling at me and hitting me and slashing me and forcing himself upon me as a child... It wasn't like your little snugglebunny Lavatory Beria wasn't doing the exact same thing for the good of the workers and the people, with all those beautiful things the NKVD was doing to whoever was unlucky enough to be picked for today's Great Big Anti-Bourgeois Torture Show. And not to mention how you carry on that beautiful reign of terror that your other political honey-boo Stalin was going all the way. Didn't you all forget that paranoid mustache died pissing himself and convulsing on the floor because the doctors were afraid they would be shot if they interrupted him, and now you just happily carry his legacy ever since Khrushchev got the boot? And some call me the murderer. I tell you right now, if me and my men were to bash a bunch of poor bastards farming potatoes nearabouts Minsk, and you were to send us to the meanest, coldest, most harsh gulag in all of Siberia, we would still be treated better than all your 'enemies of the state' who get lopped in for us for reading a Western book, or daring to even criticize someone like you, old George of the Tundra. In fact, we could be bashing up these political prisoner and you'd praise us as patriots...

You've all got that same merryness in your veins, just as I do. You just hide it behind class envy and a bit of the ol' brainwashing from growing up in the bloody ripe age of Soviet propaganda. Don't deny it, you'll end up just as ruthless as the man who came before you, and you'll think of yourself as none the wiser. Almost a bit like me. And by the way, for the record, everything I know of you came from a few dumb YouTube history videos, some old lecture and books I still remember from college and the movie "the Death of Stalin". Hi, Jeffrey Tambor!"
~Mary Rothberg

[The Xylvannian Empire]

"I must say, Mary Rothberg is quite an interesting character. Her cunning and strategic mind and her abilities make her a formidable opponent to any who stand in her way. However, her actions are not to be admired, as they often cause harm and destruction to innocent individuals.

One must combine intelligence gathering, surveillance, and tactical planning to bring her to justice. Gathering as much information as possible about her movements, associates, and resources is crucial. From there, a plan can be developed to neutralise her and her network while minimising collateral damage.

Working with other nations and organisations is also essential to bring her to justice, as she is a potential threat to the Empire (my interests most notably) and the world. With careful planning and cooperation, I am confident we can bring Mary Rothberg to justice and ensure she can no longer harm innocent people."
--Viktor Stormkav, Crown Prince of Xylvannia

[Stalinist Soviet Union]

"Hi, Jeffrey Tambor!"
~Mary Rothberg

OOC: Despite my IRL opposition to communism, I must add that that portrayal of Malenkov is historically inaccurate as the leading British foreign experts of the time, when they visited Moscow after Stalin's death, noted him as the most intelligent of the Soviet collective leadership and well-educated, unlike Khrushchev who was considered ignorant of foreign affairs and impetuous

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[Sky Reavers]

"Crown Prince Viktor is right. Projects like technogarden require resources and lots of them and culture is not a universal one size fixes them all thingy. But this is not only about practical things, this is also about making a statement to the world, that we can master the nature and unite with it. And a statement, that even the worst tyrant cannot destroy something as beautiful and enlightened as culture. Yes, there are many examples of factions turning on eachother, and this is why I seek to help them to synergize, so never shall our house be divided by enemies and fall. He more than knows, what he is talking about, when tells me about factions infighting. He most likely used and will use such strategy to vaquish his foes... We also use such strategy sometimes, severign tyrant alliances before raiding. As for Viktor... I'll be sure to watch my back and consult with Spymaster should we have diplomatic affairs and such. For his power and his country, he is willing to betray or backstab anyone... Like old world Machiavelli. He dismisses the idealism... and we have to abide by idealism, for it is necessary for us to keep ourselves united and never fall into depravity."-Overboss Liam Navarro

[The Imagination Animals]

Waldemar Rochester
Supreme Leader of Crossoveria

”Liam Navarro, to me, is a man of many contradictions who has done some good but also a lot of bad. Let’s start with the good. His policies of Ethnorean rebirth is definitely something I applaud him for, especially with what happened. In his youth, he earned a degree in the arts which is good. He also managed to succeed in college with, let’s say, odd methods. However, there are a lot of bad stuff Navarro did that just disgust me. I’ve already touched on this, but Navarro is, to some degree, negligent of his power, as he plays video games and goes on adventures. Even in his early life, he did bad things. He once stole a painting from a French museum, broke into a Singapore prison, and did horrible things to a prominent actress.

I really do have mixed feelings about Navarro. He has done both good things for his country and yet remains a somewhat horrible person and leader.”

[The European Wasteland]

Emperor Pierre I

What in the actual do we have here? Some stupid politician trying to force his stupid ideology and beliefs on his stupid population. You used to be a great military leader. Not as great as me obviously, but great enough to know when its the right time to coup the government and take over. You then decided to end a war with the... the ehmmm... Cartoonia? Cartoons? Like those weird animated tv-things that they used to air before the war. Is this a joke? Are you trying to make fun of the great Emperor of Burgundy? You know what, nevermind. The only question that matters right now is if your country, "Crossoveria," was winning. Because if you were, then signing that peace deal was a real waste of a chance to become more powerful.

Now lets talk about your policies. If anthros are anything like mutants, then giving them rights might be a good idea. Mutants make good cannon-fodder after all. You also oversaw democratic elections, which I don't understand. You are the supreme leader, why don't you just appoint a president yourself? Are you trying to appease the population? Is that also why you opress the gays? Because the population of Crossoveria care about that kind of shit? If so, then I can understand it. Power can only be retained if you don't have a bunch of angry people in front of your palace screaming at you. You also think that imperalism is bad, which is stupid. If weaker nations can't defend themselves, then its their own fault. They'll probably be better off as part of a bigger nation.

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[Stalinist Soviet Union]

FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PRESIDIUM OF THE SUPREME SOVIET

"Yet another Emperor, this time 200 years in the future. Oh, what a tragedy indeed! Is this how the world will look after we fight our war against the United States? Tragic, unless we strategically neutralize their nuclear capability first. Anyways, that's a discussion for another day.

So, he has always been the heir. The son of a former commander of a militia in rural France, although he certainly deserves credit for being a capable general. Yet, he, like so many other leaders I've commented on here, remind me of Zhukov. Especially his Bonapartism. Which is why I ordered him to be shot dead in the Red Square on my second day in office. History has been a testament to this fact that unless such militarymen are controlled, they will seize power. I have never regretted Zhukov's execution, bearing this in mind and Pierre Martin reaffirms that.

He is like that Emperor Nicholas of this forum to a certain extent. A militaristic leader who just sees the state as a resource producing machine for his militaristic ambitions. He himself admits to being power hungry, rather than empowering the proletariat. But eventually, even after the nuclear bloodshed, Sovietism is not dead. O proletariat of Burgundy, thou shalt unite! The proletariat will continue to break his shackles and establish his dictatorship, and I warn you Pierre, even Kerensky had his military, but they were outnumbered compared to millions of workers of Leningrad, Moscow, Stalingrad and other cities."

- Comrade Georgy Malenkov, Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet and General Secretary of the Bolshevik Party of Lenin-Stalin

[The Xylvannian Empire]

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"As a monarchist, I believe that the principles of duty, honour, and service are essential to the success of any ruler. A true monarch must have the vision to see beyond their own desires and to act for the betterment of their people. In this regard, I find Emperor Pierre's reign to be severely lacking.

It is true that Pierre holds the position of absolute monarch, but his rule is nothing more than a hollow facade. His actions are driven solely by a desire for power and hedonistic pleasure, with no regard for the wellbeing of his people. He uses his authority to indulge his every whim, regardless of the consequences.

To be a monarch is to be a servant to the people, not their master. It requires a willingness to make difficult decisions, to sacrifice personal desires for the greater good. Pierre, however, shows no such willingness. He is content to sit on his throne and wallow in his own decadence, ignoring the needs and wants of his subjects.

As a member of a noble family, I have been taught from a young age to honour and respect the institution of monarchy. But Pierre's reign undermines everything that a true monarch stands for. It is a mockery of the sacred duty that rulers have to their people.

In my own rule, I strive to embody the principles of duty, honour, and service. I recognise that true power comes not from authority, but from the trust and respect of those whom one serves. I may have absolute power, but it is a power that I wield with responsibility and humility.

In summary, while I remain a staunch supporter of the monarchy, I cannot in good conscience support a ruler such as Emperor Pierre. His reign is a testament to the dangers of unchecked power and the need for a monarch to have a strong sense of duty and responsibility to their people."
- Hugo Stormkav, the Archduke of the Xylvannian Empire

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"By my station, I have little to say about the political leaders of the Stalinist Soviet Union. However, it is clear that Georgy Malenkov, like many of his colleagues, was a ruthless and cunning operator, who wielded power with a cold efficiency. His role in the purges of the late 1940s and early 1950s, which saw countless innocent people arrested, tortured, and killed, is well documented. Malenkov was also responsible for overseeing the development of the Soviet atomic bomb, a feat of scientific and engineering prowess that cannot be denied, but which was achieved through dubious means, including the theft of Western nuclear secrets.

Despite his significant contributions to the Soviet Union's rise as a superpower, it is hard to ignore the atrocities committed under Malenkov's watch. His reign saw the further entrenchment of the Communist Party's grip on power, the suppression of political dissent, and the stifling of creativity and free thought. This legacy, while in some ways impressive, cannot be celebrated without also acknowledging the human cost of Malenkov's actions.

It is a testament to the complexities of history that even figures as reviled as Georgy Malenkov can be seen in shades of grey. He was a man who devoted his life to a cause he believed in, and who worked tirelessly to achieve its goals. But he was also a man who was willing to sacrifice the lives and freedoms of millions of people in the pursuit of that cause. It is up to us, as observers of history, to acknowledge both the good and the bad, and to ensure that we learn from the mistakes of the past."
-Hugo Stormkav, Archduke of the Xylvannian Empire

[The Merry-Men]

"You know, ever since I first watched "the Princess Bride" and "Some Enchanted Evening", I've always kind of thought about what was going through their heads when the peasants were all out in the field working their dirty, plague-ridden arses off while Mariqus de Sade and all his little powdered wig pals and gals go to the opera to listen to some fine castrato, then go home to their mansion-castles and decide to have an absolute orgy of proportions you wouldn't even dream of until somewhere between Woodstock 1999 and your average Hollywood celebrity gathering when there's no cameras around.

But enough of that tangent... personally, I'd like to get to know this man. He knows what he's doing isn't exactly the most popular method, but he's confident in it. He's got this idea that nearly everyone around him and their grandmothers would be considered cannon fodder. At this point, he might as well send the entire population of the town if war ever gets declared to march to their doom. And he doesn't apologise or make excuses for it to appease others; he fully admits he does it for his own sake and consolidation of power upon others, which is one thing I respect. It doesn't matter what you do or how you do it, in the end. What matters is that you're honest about it, in the end.

I honestly really fancy 'im. He's got a nice air about him, and personally I'd love to explore his fancy palace and all the luxuries it has to offer. In return, we can go visit my personal favourite secret safehouse out not too far from Merryland. Does he have a wine cellar, perhaps?"

~Mary Rothberg


OH BALLY HORSE BALLS I'VE BEEN NINJA'D

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[Irenton]

"I am confronted by one of my Royal Guard. He says to me 'your Will be done. But, I must confess, I do not understand your methods. You claim to bring salvation, but so often you burn worlds to the ground. Why is that?' My response was a complex one, filled with analogy, statistics, research from countless pasts and futures.

"Then I saw this and suddenly discovered a significantly shorter and more effective argument for planetary annihilation.

"Depravity, needless, senseless violence, lawlessness - all are so perfectly incapsulated here. The stupidity, the incompetence of such violence, drives me to near rage. She calls herself a God - such is always the end for these types of individual. Now, I am no god - of course I am not - but many claim I am: I redeem, I save, I am Infinity; but I also punish. I punish indolence, depravity, foolishness, corruption - and she has all of these things in equal and vast measure. She is, and always will be, a beast - vicious on the surface, weak and snivelling deep within, and with a shrivelled soul that is easy to wipe away.

"Call up the Shadow of Sunless Star. Deploy seven regiments to extract the righteous. Then burn the rest. Let this little insect's last sights be of my glorious fire." - The Eternal Emperor, Nicholas

BN, read the factbook, and then comprehend it, for the love of God please

[Remulia]

"How can i judge a god? ok, maybe he wasn't born as one, but he is now. Ok, i will try: i found myself with mixed feelings. On one hand, he's an extremist that support the state intervention in all matters, something that is a 'no' in my book. On the other hand, that same intervention allows him to give free healthcare and education to all his subdits. Maybe the ultranationalism thing can be forgiven, after all, the love for the country is necessary, and you can have more of it. I think he will fit perfectly in the military faction of the senate of the Imperium, and, good, i need him in that faction,
He is in favor of a lot of things i favored and is against a lot of things that i'm against, seriously, the hereditary thing is one of the things we agree: the empire should fall of the hands of people who deserve it by actions, not by birth. Anyway, the Eternal Emperor is a complex man that i could respect, and i hope he would visit us someday"— Kamile,Kmer of the Imperium

[The Xylvannian Empire]

"Hardship breeds strength, and strength through the case of Kamilie's life has bred a moral and ethical principle that is driven to right of the wrongs of previous and wicked Kmers that only wasted their power on abusing and creating unnecessary tension through unjustified acts of tyranny to benefit the misery they have brought to the country. It is a breath of fresh air to see, as aforementioned, the undignified boot be removed under the leadership of Kmer. However, I must voice concern that one of not demonoid birth such as Kamilie may not have long in her tenure. If the trauma of the past and the horror she had so, unfortunately, bore witness in the Gryan-Remulian War. That her true vision of the Imperium may not be fully realised and cut short, if the condition gets any worse. Overall, with that said, I do wish her a long and prosperous tenure as Kmer."
-Hugo Stormkav, Archduke of the Eternal Xylvannian Empire.

[Redwood Ridge]

Deputy Mayor, Esther Arquette "Archduke Hugo Stormkav. Your views completely ignores the reality of power dynamics in society. While it is true that a monarch should be a servant to their people, it is also true that no monarch has ever actually been that way. All monarchs throughout history rule iron fist, the actions of your Crown Prince shows this, nothing your bibliography says can fool anyone into believing your empire stands for giving ordinary people much of a say in their affairs. While I value stability, decisive action is not always the answer. It is important to consider all possibilities first before taking action. A wise politician will also seek out the advice of others for various viewpoints in order to make the best possible decision. I won't sugarcoat things; Hugo has a very narrow worldview, ignoring the interests of the people in favor of the aristocracy, landlords, and the dynasty. This idea of a monarch having absolute power is something I find absolutely intolerable. No person deserves such a level of control over the lives of others. Not in the name of this so-called Yrusian tradition, nor within the name of arbitrarily determined progress as was the case of the Nationale Rogue on my world. It is always a recipe for disaster, any ruler who abuses their power in this way should be deposed immediately, because they are tyrannous. People should always have the right to choose their own leaders, your views don't respect that right, not one Stormkav are deserving of their privileged thrones.

[A1yaska]

Roman II
Роман II Романович Романов

I must commend Miss Arquette's relatively honourable record, especially in-regards to her
decision to have gone against the Maple Rogue all those years ago. It's a noble tale, really, one
demonstrating the true strength of a person's will...of a person's determination standing against a truly
terrible force. That, above anything else, is worthy of praise.

Her supposed charisma and "outstanding negotiation skills" are, of course, always valuable in a political
environment. Besides, what would any politician be if they weren't willing to defend their values through
even the most questionable of times? A pawn, that's what. An easily-manipulated, foolish, pawn.
Thankfully, from what I've learned, she doesn't seem to be one.

[Osmauri]

"Ah, the Alaskans. Those snow-bound Russians. Why they settled this land when gold hadn't been found and oil was of no use I won't know, but they were at least smart in hindsight.
He is a most pious man, but also acts upon the more honourable tenets of his faith rather than going a classic medieval pope route, which is a relief most welcomed. He appears to competently run his native Alaska, and that can be respected, especially in light of his integrity and resilient, uncompromising principles.
I must say however that he, like most Alaskans, is a little conservative for my political tastes. Unfortunate, but fully expected. This doesn't sully my favourable views of him. Of course, being the ruler of another polar land may bias me slightly to favour him.
At any rate, I do hope a cordial relationship can continue and grow."
Jún Aënasé, Queen of the Realm of Marainta

[The Russian Syndicalist Republic]

Bukharin’s Status: In Moscow “I am looking over the files for this Queen Jún Aënasé…but I can’t…seem…to find a file…with her name…on any of them…I believe someone either forgot to include it or misplaced her file. This is not ideal. Well, I have no intention to try and befriend Queen Jún but I suppose I will tolerate her.” “I’m sure it’s in here, I’m not looking hard enough. Is it this one? No? Maybe this one. Not that one either...” - Comrade Premier of the Council of People’s Commissars of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, Nikolai Bukharin, sifting through the files on his desk

[The Merry-Men]

"Ooooh, come, come, my fellows, and have the plusgood viddy of our next little Soviet swivel-chair cosmonaut, comrade Bukharin! How are thou, thy blubbery Bolshevik? All that glasnost and perestroika won't do you too good until the next half of the decade, my friend. And hey, my timeline likes to prove that whether there's a Tsar, a Chairman or a President in the Kremlin, they always diverge into the same extering of their own little power fantasies and trips that lead to their downfall, and communism only makes it happen just that little bit faster. Say, if communism is more likely to collapse a society than communism, of course if weighing in the factors of level of industralisation, totalitarianism and the outlook upon the rest of the monarchist and democractic world, I wonder why we haven't achieved it yet? I mean, granted, that's not even our goal. And who knows, I could be wrong. Maybe the SFSR is as stable, gleeful and utopian as Mr. Marx wanted it to be, and that the workers are all united and living out their finest, most glorious lives in the potato fields, unlike those mean old USS-arseholes in my timeline. But frankly, who honestly gives a rat's balls? It won't make any difference.

I'm okay with 'im for now, since he'll probably get the ball rolling on those gulags. And yes, luv, I also knows you stole Lenin's stache-and-goatee look to cover up that big fat Bolshevik babyface of yours. Don't act like you're all that slick."
~Mary Rothberg

[Sheizou]

Oh, well um...where to start with her...Mary is certainly an individual. One with a sharp and cunning mind, yes, but no doubt there is more to her. To state the obvious, she is completely insane. And I would certainly know, i've seen others like her. Her penchant for violence is nothing new to me either. To say I have mixed feelings about her is the most accurate way to sum up my opinion. On the one hand, she is a morally corrupted scum of a human being, and on the other hand, I work for hell. So who am I to judge or care, really. I've seen worse, but not by much. At the very least she is mortal, and I gather she can understand that.
Outside of all the heavy stuff, we both smoke. So i guess there is something in common...?

- kira of the dead

[Osmauri]

(Image) Bukharin’s Status: In Moscow “I am looking over the files for this Queen Jún Aënasé…but I can’t…seem…to find a file…with her name…on any of them…I believe someone either forgot to include it or misplaced her file. This is not ideal. Well, I have no intention to try and befriend Queen Jún but I suppose I will tolerate her.” “I’m sure it’s in here, I’m not looking hard enough. Is it this one? No? Maybe this one. Not that one either...” - Comrade Premier of the Council of People’s Commissars of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, Nikolai Bukharin, sifting through the files on his desk

*insert "those are classified files the FBI will now see you* carp here * /skipme

[Sky Reavers]

"Demon lords are very different and they squabble, and yet Kira managed to get along with all of them! I can say, that this is a hell of an achievement to get along with all hellish lords! Cuz some are prone to attack folks on slightest provocations, some make contracts, that are structured so cleverly, that ya' won't know ya' got screwed around by it until the very last moment. And this is in best case. Sometimes, one won't notice this at all. Psychological tricks... phrasing... different hidden meanings of phrases and even idioms... That's why I belive, that Kira did an awesome job! And that's why I'll have first agreements with hi... them reviewed by the Council and Spymaster before I would sign them. Trust, but verify approach could save us resources during the negotiations. No, I am pretty sure, that Kira will not try to do something bad to us, but still, gotta make sure, that deal will not be too expensive for us."-Overboss Liam Navarro